Guntur Plans Integrated Corridor Project
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Guntur Plans Integrated Corridor Project

The Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) has unveiled an integrated corridor development project that focuses on the expansion of major roads and the restoration of the city’s lakes. Commissioner K Mayur Ashok indicated that the initiative will be implemented with the cooperation and suggestions of public representatives to accelerate urban growth. A review meeting at the GMC headquarters included Guntur East Member of the Legislative Assembly Mohammad Naseer and Guntur West Member of the Legislative Assembly Galla Madhavi, and representatives from Andhra Pradesh Urban Infrastructure Asset Management Limited presented detailed proposals.

One of the central proposals involves the redevelopment of PVK Naidu Market as a ground plus four-storey structure with a double cellar, with the ground and first floors dedicated to a vegetable market and the remaining three storeys earmarked for a commercial complex. The plan is intended to modernise trading facilities and optimise land use in the market area while providing structured commercial space above. Officials described the design as part of a broader effort to combine market redevelopment with improved circulation and urban amenities.

In the first phase the corporation plans to improve 10 junctions and six major entry routes into the city to streamline traffic and reduce congestion. The civic body also proposes upgrades to major outfall drains, including Ambedkar Vagu and Peela Vagu, as part of a comprehensive drain modernisation programme. Lake restoration measures will run alongside drainage improvements to enhance stormwater management and ecological resilience.

Officials said the project will proceed in phases with further consultations to refine scope, cost estimates and implementation timelines, and public representatives will be involved in the process. The proposals aim to integrate road expansion, market redevelopment and waterbody restoration to support sustained urban growth and improved public services. Authorities will now move to detailed planning and stakeholder engagement before tendering and execution.

The Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) has unveiled an integrated corridor development project that focuses on the expansion of major roads and the restoration of the city’s lakes. Commissioner K Mayur Ashok indicated that the initiative will be implemented with the cooperation and suggestions of public representatives to accelerate urban growth. A review meeting at the GMC headquarters included Guntur East Member of the Legislative Assembly Mohammad Naseer and Guntur West Member of the Legislative Assembly Galla Madhavi, and representatives from Andhra Pradesh Urban Infrastructure Asset Management Limited presented detailed proposals. One of the central proposals involves the redevelopment of PVK Naidu Market as a ground plus four-storey structure with a double cellar, with the ground and first floors dedicated to a vegetable market and the remaining three storeys earmarked for a commercial complex. The plan is intended to modernise trading facilities and optimise land use in the market area while providing structured commercial space above. Officials described the design as part of a broader effort to combine market redevelopment with improved circulation and urban amenities. In the first phase the corporation plans to improve 10 junctions and six major entry routes into the city to streamline traffic and reduce congestion. The civic body also proposes upgrades to major outfall drains, including Ambedkar Vagu and Peela Vagu, as part of a comprehensive drain modernisation programme. Lake restoration measures will run alongside drainage improvements to enhance stormwater management and ecological resilience. Officials said the project will proceed in phases with further consultations to refine scope, cost estimates and implementation timelines, and public representatives will be involved in the process. The proposals aim to integrate road expansion, market redevelopment and waterbody restoration to support sustained urban growth and improved public services. Authorities will now move to detailed planning and stakeholder engagement before tendering and execution.

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